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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-17
T6otter CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Semitic In
executive session early yesterday corii-
ing, confirmed the nomination OF 1Lnfes
NJ Trotter,. to be recorder OF deeds for
the District Of Columbia in place of
James c. Matthews, who nomination.
was rejected. The news OF the success
of Trottex created somes surprise, as his
case had been reported upon adversely,
and his re lection was considered a fore
gone conclusion
The mo st reliable information as To the
vote by which Trotter was confirmed
places the negative at eleven and the al
firmative at thirty. There were but thrce
Republicans voting against confirmation. 9
These are understood to have been Messrs.
Ingalls,, Sabin and Riddleberger. Repub-
lican Senators say that the change OF
sentiment in their party was the result OF
a fear that a rejection wocld be misiH-
terpreted, since one colored man had al
ready been rejected for the Office; that
Matthews, rejection was based upon the
character Of the man in the first instance,
and the fact that he was a non resident in
the second instance, that while the
character of Trotter was found TO be ac-
ceptahle, he would have been rejeeted On
account Of non-residence had the Senator'S
been certain that the ground Of rejection
would not have been misinterp reted.
They declare that the color OF Matthew'S,
and also that OF Trotter, had n" bearing
whatever on the case, ard that IL Trotter
had been a white man he would not in all
probability have received SO large an
Affirmative vote.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-17
EPiSCOPALIAN BOYS.
They Blow Themselves Up With GunPow-
der Sunday Afternoon.

They Blow Themselves Up With GunpoW-
der Sunday Afternoon.
.PITTsBURGH, Pa, March 7.-Screams of
agony from group of boys standing In
the yard of ST. Marks Episcopal Church
yesterday afternoon speedily attracted a
large crowd OF neighbors to South Eight
zenith street, South side, where they
discovered ten boys lying about,
many of them manned from
the effects of an explosion 1t seems
that a number of the boys who at
tend st. Marks Sunday school were anus
ing themselves in the yard by pouring
small quantities ofpowder from flask into
a pocket book. and then exploding it, By
some false move lighted match was ap
piled to the whole quantity Of powder when
q terriB< explosion occurred Ten Of the
Juveniles were more or less burnedDJoseph
Hopkins seriously in the face and neck
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-17
Stabbing Case.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, March 7--Three
runaway boys from Chicago, benjamin Fry
and Christian and Joseph Monahan, aged
fifteen, thirteen and eight, were put of the
Michigan Central express in this city last
night. They were given breakfast in the
jail During the meal. while chatting with
each other, a quarrel arose and Christian
was stabbed by Fry with case knife
through the cheek and tongue and into the
throat and will die Fry and Joseph were
immediately arrested.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-17
Disaster in belgium.

BRUSSELS, March An explosion 90
CURED Saturday in colliery at Quaregnon,
fo1r miles from Mons 1t shattered the
roofs and galleries so that many OF them
fell. A large number OF miners were en-
tombed. Inquirers penetrated the galleries
of the Quaregnon coiliery in the Afternoon
and found IA men dead from suffocation.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-17

lar purpose by the patient. to be named. and
that It is not intended for beverage, nor tn
sell or give away; and that The applicant IL
over twenty-one years of age, which epplicsr
ton shall be In the following form, and sub
scribed by the applicant in ink:
Date, No..
State of Kansas, County OF -, IS.
L the undersigned. do solemnly swear that my
real name is -- that reside at =,
County, State Of: that - OF - neces-
sary and actually needed by to be
used as medicine for the disease Of -; that
it is not intended for q beverage, nor TO sell or
give away; and that am over twenty one
years of age. therefore make application TO
--, druggist. for said liquor.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-17

Subscribed in my presence and sworn to be-
fore me, this - day Of.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-17

Subscribed in my presence and sworn to be-
fore me. this - day OF -.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-17

And such druggist may sell Intoxicating
LIQUORS for mechanical and scientific purposes
only upon the written or printed affidavit of the
applicant setting forth the particular purpose
for which such liquor is required. the kind and
quantity desired, that it is not intended to be
used as a beverage, nor to sell, nor to give
away, and it is intended only for his own use,
and that the applicant is over twenty-one years
of age; such affidavit shall be in the following
form:
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

soldiers aud these wives whe ~ hans psr-
has have heavier burdens than
cid the soldier husband a. the ifoot
deserve ao consideration al the hsns al ths
state 81 IA lht he&Fls 81 = Frstetui people
Ana Il they de. = ~ nos lara tllls hon,s
that i making more ~ hesrtaebes than Il q
anoTfing al ios inta cur insane ssslUEn
even new needsd and carry peace and JOY
ana comfort iato every old ve.s housslhoid
IA Michigan Hearts thai are nos cnrsing
weaid then bless and feel grslefui aud
sftes al thus Il wo4ld DO sot0si saving .
tns state of thousands oi dollars every
year.
And How NV rssaers i the fiste will
nei 90 Ihis e. the neAl nessine ~ ths
Legislature viii yea nol Join as ~ the bs
lief that politics has more 10 do with Tina
institution than has bsnesolonos7
j have yet 70 see thst inmate who would
not bail such sn act with 10Y aud tbsnks-
siving. II il IS ufEed thai al al be penslon
would be spent IL drnk, ! reply that
would throw 8 safeguard around Il by
giving Il into the hands Of wives snd susra-
ians aud make II prison oflense Tor TIE
drunken husband 10 offer oT 10 use any al
his noaey Tor any such purposes, nna
have never bad al objection raised that
could not answer ana confute.
Nv next article vii consist Of SHOWING 4
np Of the little and big things wherein the
present management Is Dnwise aud
"A direct set Of charges.
Gao. w DAVENPORT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
The HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ssxssA and Dilloa Deaoancisg Bsifeur's
Methods

Methods
LosDoS. Aug. Si.-tn the House of Com
mons this evening Thomas Sexton resum-
ing the debate on the vote OF credit for the
olllce Of Chief Secretary for Ireland. denied
the accuracy Of the governments reports
OF the number OF persons boycotted- The
reports which Bslfour had refused 10 pro-
duee in detail asserted that / zoo persons
had been boyeotted or protected by the
authorities whereas the official return
certified that during the whole quarter end
ing with the month of June there were
only fifteen acts Of intimidation. If
the government would abandon the
policy Of whispering and listening to
whispers. and give such information as
would enable them TO sift Balfour's state
ments, the Parneili'e members would not
protract the debate.
Bslfour adhered 10 the accuracy of the
statement he had made. Sexton said the
League was so perfect now that it was not
necessary TO intimidate in order To compel
person and give effect to the verdict of the
League. Dillon declared his intention TO
challenge the English public on the whole
question of boycotting. and expressed him
SELF as confident that the majority would
condemn the action of the Government
A division was taken on the vote OF
credit for the offices of the Irish Secretary
and the vote was granted 1l0 to 55.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

Oriental Chapter, Order o. the Eastern
Star. No. S42 Of this city, had the pleasure
of entertaining their sisters and brothers
from the Chapter at Holland Tuesday even
ing. The visitors have bat recently organ
ized, and are now working under dispensa-
ton, and the work of the order was exem-
pliied for their benefit. after which a social
time was had discussing line collation..
AT 10 o clock the reception committee es-
corted their guests TO the depot, when they
departed FOR home, well pleased with their
reception.
Oriental Chapter has now membership
of over one hundred and is gaining an en-
visible reputation for hospitality and good
work.
At the meeting an invitation was ex-
tended TO the Grand Chapter of Michigan
10 hold its ninth annual meeting through h
Sister NJ NJ. Parsons. Grand Worthy Mat
ron of the State. who was present at the
sex.ioD
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
prince bismarck" In Jail.

A L. Skary. the popular tailor, spent
sorroTfCl night last night. His dreams
light board fence. dog collars. license tags
and City Clerk Begknap's signature. All
his trouble. was caused by some villainous
thief who stole the Tag from the collar Of
Mr. sksry's dog Prince Bismarck" The
Poundmsster captured the nnlucky canine
and when the owner went down 20 the
pound he bad the privilege Of looking At
bis pct through the cracks of the fence bat
vas unable 70 find the man who carries tbe
KEYS, and "Bismsrck" was obliged 10 make
his bed with common cura Hence TIE
tailor's sorrop.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
ANOTHER DEFAULTER
GONE wlTHAoUARTea OF MILLION
A Maine Youth Who Wa Trusted Tee
mueh-Hs Had the Run al the
Bank and Made the
Most 81 Ia.

SAoo. Me-, Aug. 5l.--Saco has on its
hands the biggest sensation il ever e1per-
ienced The ssco & Biddeford savings IN
stitution IL one of the Oldest and strongest
in Maine. Frank c. McNeely, aged 70, WHO
has been employed - clerk for about one
year. has mysteriously disappeared. taking
with him S. 500 in cash, United States
registered per cent. bonds payable in 1907
amounting to SIS. 900. and railroad, muni-
cipal and other bonds amounting. a. near
a. can be determined, 10 s9l. 600
lie left town Monday afternoon. The
president. trustees and cashier had placed
great confidence in him lie was acQuain-
ted with the combinations OF the vault
doors. Cashier Kelly, who is also treasurer
of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
went on Monday TO kspuebunk 10 look
after IRE loss, and left McNeeley % finish
up the days accounts When Kelly opened
the bank Tuesday he found that Mondays
work on the books was not completed. and
hcNeely was absent President Goodsll
was notified. and an examination of the
ssfe followed, when the theft was disooy-
cred.
President Goodsll this morning said that
as the loss is much less than the surplus
the bank will be perfectly safe. Bank Ex-
aminer Ritchie has been sent for. Defec-
tives have been sent in all directions. 1t is
said that McNeely went 10 Boston and
there took the boat for Yarmouth. "
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
4 FARMER CREMATED
sUsnso n 4 0sTRosT IsEsT Sam.
4As shsGbg ~EassfpFiss~ Sarnsa oas-2
Dss&Bis4 FsepslfsE a. GF.ad h@ssa-
tin1i1ns 81 tas Etiss issslsr EzVis-
slss.-InsE nlss8zx notst

DsrHofT. AaE. a--fhs livery barn Of
ames IA. Cols. ia 614liot ave-, burned Al
a. olelock ms morning with al ia con
tsnts. George s. Hall. = fsfmsf from nefr
Mt. Clsmsnla. s. FeaFs old pefished n M
flames. and his son Henry snd iafmsr
named Jasaes gohn Psarsali barely escaped
bg iamBing from q secoDd- -ztsiry sind9 :
suslaininx only a general shaking up. FIJI
tan aorsss. seseEal wagons and isrfe
lst II a44 AMI eTzln we're eansfaed N0is
wss rhs stopping place Of many Afinsts
sho came II hum The north, and u vas
tbsir prsciloe alfef seeing tnsif horses eAl'-
.,F ~ s.seD IL ths tait. Cole thinks the nfs
incendiare A there nesr vas any IRE Or
Light Used ia thai part os the building.
policeman saw . man 20 into TIC barn
fss minutes before the are broke olt. 1As
ioss - about - 60. l1s4ranca small
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
nE sEooEo FoR MERcY
Hst nis vile shsok niea on ana wsas On
wHh ffsr story-

EAsr sAslaAW. Aug 5l.-fhs examInA-
uoa OF Peter L45rick. charged With at
tsmptng 70 Ill bis vie Is Ia progress
tnls afsraoon. Tbs woman told the
story of the brutal beating IL graphic
nasnner. which drew expressions Ot
b0rsor from the listeners, and these
sooesred . frighten LAbrik, who seized
rs ~ifss hands and pleaded VIII her not
10 - on with the prosecution. The woman
shook him Of wnen ae pa, os Arns soous
her .nd vent for mercy: bat IL did not
avail Thers Is no doubt Of his being
bound over for trial.
The prisoner Is a small-sized emsciated
being. With a los cunning appearance Ins
scman IS also small With .pincned e1-
s,re.sloa on her cOuutenance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
OGRADY'S TENANTS.
coNclUoeD YEsrEROAy.
o's1fsa's Opfalsa Of The Crasi I@s1sssd-
hsd~riadxa Ne1asa Csrsksa krsaa
IkezE Hs1ass s4a thKs@s pea
DGsxhliisL

DvsLIs. Aug sIs-Ths sviciions from the
OGrsdy estate .. HsFosfsst0~n were con-
eludsd today. There wzs q great deal Of
suppressed exeitsnaent b0t no riotinE. The
haiIifs refused 70 allow tbs bedndden
women Go be reiasEsted as c4retsksfs. and
several women IN that state were carried
out Of their houses upon their beds and
lad upon the roadside
William O'Brien, ". p, was present and
denounced OGrsdy as a worthless sot and
highway robber. The Government.
. brien said instead Of mazzling the
ruEiian 0Grsdy. lent is soldiers and police
q protect his eowudiy carcass, and threw
old women in a dying condition out upon
the dgngbills
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
THE q. & o. EXPRESS SOLD.
Tho United States Express Company
Gobbies Up = Rival

NKw YoRK. Aug. 31.-The announcement
made today by tie President of the United
States Express. Company that the plant,
franchise and business Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Express has been sold TO .bs
United States Express Company Tor
period of thirty years. The sale
vas made directly by the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company. It is stated on
Wall sf. that the price paid was s., SOC, 600,
Of which $1,000, 600 was paid in cash aud
81 $4,000 in United States express stock.
The president of the United States express
declines 20 state the terms on which the
property was purchased. No change will
be made in the management or name Of
the company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
rss>s ou.rr-l n . Restaurant ~ rtnsisy.
Onf..

FTxpLkv. o, Are. s1.-This morning..
Harry Carlton. ~ho was employed a. ccok
Al the Eagle restaurant wss discharged. He
came Pack lster IN the dag in an intoxicated
condition and began ouarrellinz With Sam
Pruse -hom he sccusef of be5nx the cause
of hls dismissal One ~crd trouzht On
sacfher srd Carlton struck st Peuse and
then went into the silev N the rear ~
restaurant Parse followed, sni ca his
wsy CUT picked I'D frs pound scaie
weight In the siiey TIE ousrrel wss -
neved ard Psrs- strick Carlton "a tbe isft
temple vita ths iros ~eigAt- frscfuriuz els
szlil and iDaicsing INJURIES frrns which he
G.ea a. SIT this sveu9a<. AAer striking
Carlton. Pecse went into the rsstsnrsnk
drew his uaonev snd skipped. he hss oar
~ been csrlurei bar osieers zrs IA par-
stslk
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

psxsoR. Ne. Aug sL-Secretary and
Mrs.. Whitney aud Secretary and Mrs.
Fsirchiid attended toe Eastern Maine Fair
today ard was received By the Governor
sni Mrs. BAdwsil and the Governors
council and ssaff- They inspected various
interest features of the erhibifion and ~ere
entertained Al lunch by Presidsns Bsss. Of
tba + ar Association.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

sks FasScfsoe. Aug 5L-it . made
pubiic By ne fling of documents in he
Recorders oi'cs hodsy that ths Central
Psciic rsiiroad compsay has naortgsged its
entire property. inclutinx lsnagrsnts. rail-
rusds roiiisE stcckx rieTs vsfrr front. ete.
20 ser1re ne issie II 81 sal go SIX -per-
cenE eouds. parseie IA 6ftF vezrs from
October I. 1876 fhs nsin fset revealed ~
he transaction = thts ssoGD 1a0 of beads
we're authorized % - ssuea n Isnusrr
1855. b psy TIE dosfinz ds8fs Of ne corr
pay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
FOURTH WARD POLITICS.
DIR. Frances Hiiiyer rendered tho Nomi
nation for school Trustee.


nation for school Trustee.
We, the undersigned. voters Ia the Fourth
Ward. in the city of Grand Rapids. be-
lieying that our schools would be better
served by having some women members on
the Board of Education. request DIR. Frances
5. Hillyer, TO be a candidate for School
Trustee at the coming election: Mrs. J..
Morgan Smith, Gen. VIM. r. Innes, Moses
Taggsrt, Edward Taggart, Mrs. Edward
Taggart Mrs. DR.. Marvin. Myron II.
Walker. ID. L. Corbitt, Theodore c. Put
nam, Sarah G. Corbitt, Mrs. A. r. Ives, u.
5. Hayes, Mrs. u. 8. Hayes, Mrs. c. n.
Maynard, J. NJ. Edwards, Mrs. J. NJ. Ed
wards, +. w. Petheram, VIM. A. Edwards,
Q. Bertsch. Mrs. Carrie Bertsch, Martin
Mohrhard, C. 4. Lundgren, F. A. Peterson.
III. G. Russell, Zenas Allen, Walter G.
Tuttle, G. ID. Hodges, Mrs. VIM. III. De-
Camp, s. s. Gay, Mrs. s. S. Gay, Sylvester
Luther. Mrs. T. G. Putnam and three
hundred and fifty others.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

The Cable Company has been slightly
delayed in the work of construction for a
day or two owing to the fact that the
Michigan Iron Works were unable to fur
nish yokes. as the iron had been delayed.
A car load was received yesterday and the
company hopes to have no further delay.
The curve has been put in for the tracks at
the corner of Waterloo and Louis-sts A
car load of iron arrived yesterday and the
work OF putting down the track will soon
begin, as will also the work on the engine
house. The engines are slmos: completed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

WssHissros. Asx. st-A POSITION signsd
b. citizens u White Pine county Ssssaz.
has bsea received 81 the Gsasrzl Land
oElce accompanied sith resolutions Fassesi
q . paDlie msetlng Esxins the iaterseDtion
81 tne Land 0Eiee - pf0sscE settlers 42xib sf
tne aniz~ful appropriation II pa5i-e do
main 0y forssgn sheep rsiscrs. Ies psti-
ton recliss thai tbers are several companies
of kagLsnmsn. m0stly alens. nsF-
ink l4Fgs tiock u sEecps
shch travel from stream %
stream. utterly destroying ths ggAss and
eoat4minating the water used - settlers fog
domestic purposes. II - also complained
that the dominion exercised over tae c0un-
tTY oy these stock companies prevents nes
settlers frosa comlnx IN and makes L IN
possible for those xh0 are there 20 have
schools churches snd other benefits OF
civilization. AcEiug Commissioner stock
sager has directed that an Investigation be
made into the matters complained Of by .
special agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
KILRaIN AND MITCHELL.
They Spar -Four Rounds and Pocket the
Gate Receipts.

AssVRv PARK, \. Jake Kilrain and
Chss. Mitchell spared on the base ball
grounds this afternoon before about three
hundred people. The exhibition was q
Disappointing one, only four rounds were
SPARED, aud the crowd hovied with rege
and threatened violence 20 Manager
Simpson Of the Grounds. kilrsin and
Mitchell it's stated claimed sll the gate re-
csipss and got the money before they
would spar. tb0ugh the affair vas supposed
n he for tie benefit Of Simpson Neither
OF the p1gilists were damaged and no result
xas reached.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

A. W. Bell and c. L. Ross. well and
favorably known as Ross Bell" the
black face comedians, will leave this morn
ing for Cresco, Iowa, to join the Hake 81
Queens Minstrels. having engaged with
them for the season. The boys who are
both residents of the city, returned a few
weeks ago looking prosperous and happy
from Summer engagement with the Bent
ley IL Rogers Circus, and have been spend
ing their vacation at home. They both
have many friends who wish them success
in their new undertaking.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
Later-Ths Bank Can stand IL.

FAKNISGToS. Aug. 3i.-siaie Bank Ex-
sminer Richards says that If the statements
of the amount stolen from the saco and
Biddeford savings institution are correct
the bank will still have sU rplus of $500
600 and pay all its depositors and creditors
The surplus Al the last examination. March
10, Was $563 .50l. The statement published
today naming different amount is incor-
rect. Richards had always found the bank 3
funds intact and books in correct form.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
A THING OF THE PAST.
The Iowa Greenbackers Fail to Nominate
Ticket.

DEs MoINEs, Iowa, Aug. 31.-The Green
in Lewis Opera House at East Des Moines
today. There were about forty delegates
present, but it was claimed forty-six
counties were represented. One element
of the convention wanted 10 endorse the
ticket nominated by the Union Labor party
at Marshalltown, while another insisted on a
straight nomination. compromise as
finely effected by which the Greenback
party in Iowa becomes a thing of the past
No ticket was named. but resolutions were
adopted endorsing the Marsnslltown plat
form and urging farmers to Immediately
call o non-partisan State convention to
place An independent ticket in the field.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
FIRE AT SHELBY.
IN. s.xntsrprise'' Pisas Lost With No
Insurance.

sss0ass,s - ys~tNsa@r.tNs-s-
saxlsv. Aug. 3l.-This morning about 7
o'clock frs broke out IN the Enterprise
ofsce. and sss soon under full headwsy.
A bard struggle ensued before the flames
we're brought under control. and the build
ing "a a complete wreck The EhterPrise
ofiics was completely gutted and Is total
loss. Mrs. M0yre's millinery stock was
much damaged. The Office furnitare OF tue
bank Of CnurchlIl. Oakes Co. Was also
much damaged. The loss Is about 5000;
n, fnsu~auee
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

,<s. .s,s, xtstssss- ss.s4s.
GRASD HAVEN. Aug. 31.-This morning
the propeller Pickands. owned by Capt.
Kirby snd Capt. McCafrum. OF this city,
was toxed into this port by the propeller
Colin Campbell. The Picands was return.
inx Rom Escansba with iron ore, and
when twenty miles of Ludington her
cylindsr head broke, at o'clock last
night.
She vas entirely disabled. She blew
distress signal. and tbs propeller Camp
bell. in shore. answered and towed her
here. She will be unl0adsd this afternoon
aud paired Immediately.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
DRY
*GooDS+
Spring accompany,
Special Sale.
Misses ADD
InFAnTS
Muslin Underwear.

In order 10 make the much
required room tor constantly
arriving new Fall goods we
have determined 10 make 3 spec
ial sale OF ouI entire stock Of
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
commencing Monday. Aug. 20,
and continuing until the lines
are closed out. Ladies requir-
ing underwear for themselves
or children will do VIII 10 make
their purceases as early in the
week as possible, while the
styles and lines arc unbroken.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

rh-v ssr>daI- The rsrsT ou>.tio, and En
aorr> Cleveland.

ArnxwrowS. Pa. Anz. 3l.--Ths Demo
crstic stsse Convention placed the follow
ing ticket n nomination today. F0r Su-
prsns Judge. J.. Ross Thompson; for State
Treasurer. r. J. Mac Grsna.
The platform rrnevs allegiance 20 the
principals ard declaration Of platform
adopted st Chieagn, endorses Cleveiand and
avors Hberal pensions 70 deserving Union
soidier- and sailors.
The tariff plank iema nds that IN view Of
he existing condltio1 of pubic treasury
tire iarxe suTTlls shsii be used - pay the
puhlic 3sbf and that tne current and unuec-
ssssrv Increase rclnr beyond The need. of
me G0rsrnaent shs Be Immediately pre-
vented ~ xise ansi prudent reduction of
internal revenue and 0f dnees on imporfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

The opening OF Armory hall On the
West SIDE By the Wonderland Dancing
Club Isss evening was . very suspieiou,
ore. 1ae hail vss filied With q verv select
PARTY q i07 couples, eho danced until -
70 tue excellent music Of Porter's
orchestra TIE bail is tsztsty decorated aa5
TIE 6o0r va immense
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01
A Bulgarian Ministry Formed.

SOFIA, Aug. 31.-M. Stambulaff, has sue
ceeded in bringing together ministry con-
structed as follows: NJ. Stambuleff. Premier
and Minister of the Interior, NJ. Natchievico,
Minister of Foreign Affairs; NJ. Stoiloff.
Minister of Justice: M. Mutkurof, Minister
of War. NJ. Znikoff, Minister of EdAcation
and N. Nikiforoff Minister of Finance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-01

LAvsfxss. Mich, Aug. Sl.-A row Of five
ia frame rookeries on the vest side Of
Washington ave. between Washtenaw and
Kalamazoo streets. burned this morning.
The total loss IS about 5000. divided
among s'nae Is persons. partially insured.
Two horses we're consumed